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To: OldAIMGuy who wrote (62851)	11/13/2019 7:38:21 PM
From: bruwin	Respond to of 78655

Yes, anyone is entitled to their opinion. I brought Buffett into the discussion because, In My Opinion, he keeps it fairly simple and doesn't have to resort to the myriad of "Theories" that are out there. He just interrogates the financial fundamentals, etc, of a company and invests accordingly. And he's never had to invest in the VAST number of companies that Fund Managers, and the like, do. He only has about 30 or so public companies in his holding company. And yet none of these Fund guys have made the Overall Returns that he has over several decades. And when I see a "Theory" based on a variable, such as Price, and trying to do forecasts several years ahead, I tend to get suspicious ...... But that's just my opinion.